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TWO OF THE biggest bookmakers on the high street lost a combined £460m from their stock market valuations yesterday after a 25 per cent tax rate was announced for fixed-odds betting machines. William ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Shares in British bookmakers fell on Thursday after Prime Minister David Cameron voiced concern about the high-stakes gambling machines that make up a big part of the business in ...

High street bookmakers are to introduce new technology to their betting machines which will allow gamblers to set their own restrictions on how much time and money they spend. The technology will be ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain should drastically reduce the amount of money gamblers can stake on fixed-odds betting terminals to tackle addiction and associated crime, a group of MPs said on Thursday.

All bookmakers in Northern Ireland are expected to voluntarily limit the maximum stake allowed at fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs) to £2, an NI-based industry body has said. Laws slashing the ...

STANLEY Leisure chairman Leonard Steinberg is looking ahead eagerly as Britain's fourth-largest bookmaker - and only quoted pure gambling company - benefits from changes in gaming legisation. Despite ...